Lumber

lum'ber, n. Orig., a pawnbroker's shop, a pledge or pawn; anything cumbrous; things thrown aside as usele ; timber sawed for use. — v.t. [lumbered (-berd), -Bering.] To heap together in disorder; to fill with lumber. — v. i. To move heavily, as if burdened; to rumble; to cut lumber and prepare it for market. one Luminary, lu'mT-na-rT, n. Any body that gives light; esp., one of the heavenly bodies; one who illustrates; any subject, or enlightens mankind. — Lu'mino us, -mT-nus, a. Shining, emitting light; bright; clear, as if illuminated; lucid.